Video: Don't Let Me Leave You Anymore (X-Men: First Class)
Apparently in XMFC I'm just drawn to all the pairings that are the hardest to vid because of sheer lack of screen time (see: Azazel/Riptide). Of course, that could apply to any pairing that isn't Charles/Erik, but the ones I gun for are really lacking in screen presence. Case in point, Alex/Darwin.
Best Mistake - JamisonParker
Download vid here.
The kid in the sunglasses is Scott Summers aka Cyclops aka Alex's Big Bro (In The Comics). In XMFC-verse, who the hell knows. But X-Men Origins: Wolverine had bits of Scott at such a convenient age that I couldn't resist putting him in here. Also because this vid is kind a big fat ball of Alex Emo and Scott is a major contribution to that. Also in the future I like to think that after Hank rebuilds Cerebro, they find Scott and he joins the X-Men.
The slow-motion fight scene between Alex and Darwin is from this video with Lucas Till and Edi Gathegi by Tyler Shields. It was really too convenient not to work in.
The ending gets a bit wonky and confusing, probably. I kind of wanted to convey the future and the school starting up, and Darwin pulling himself back together from sheer energy and stuff and a general hurrah happily ever after, but I don't know if that came across very well.
Best Mistake - JamisonParker
Download vid here.
Click to viewThe kid in the sunglasses is Scott Summers aka Cyclops aka Alex's Big Bro (In The Comics). In XMFC-verse, who the hell knows. But X-Men Origins: Wolverine had bits of Scott at such a convenient age that I couldn't resist putting him in here. Also because this vid is kind a big fat ball of Alex Emo and Scott is a major contribution to that. Also in the future I like to think that after Hank rebuilds Cerebro, they find Scott and he joins the X-Men.
The slow-motion fight scene between Alex and Darwin is from this video with Lucas Till and Edi Gathegi by Tyler Shields. It was really too convenient not to work in.
The ending gets a bit wonky and confusing, probably. I kind of wanted to convey the future and the school starting up, and Darwin pulling himself back together from sheer energy and stuff and a general hurrah happily ever after, but I don't know if that came across very well.